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SUMMING UP.
The Trial of Pastor Vosburgrh
Nearly Completed.
ARGUMENT OP PROSECUTOR M'GILL.
Scathing Arraignment of Wit
nesses for the State.
Tbe evidence io the Voaburgb poisoning cu. doted
ycsterduy without the testimony ot tbe pernor'* wile,
who baa only beeu able to tell her ttory id tbe col
umni of the Ukkild. It wat conceded yeaterday that
tbe prosecution bed outwitted tbe defence to aodu cl
ing Mra Vosburgb eud watching ber witb detectives
to order to fnguteu Or. Voaburgb's couueei trom gull,
log ber (or tbe defeuce. Tbe prosecatioa tbua created
tbe Impression that tbey would elicit Important evi
dence trum hor aud that, II tbe delence called ber te
testify to her hulief In her husband's iuuoceuce, the
District Attorney could coufuuud her witb her tup
poted contradictory staleiaeula aa made lu him uad
others. Thia, It was thought. had prevented the de
fence trom calling the paator'a wile. The couducl of
the Diatrict Attorney couQrmed this Impression, lor
alntoat to the laal moment he, In anawer to the ques
tions of the representatives of the press, loft thein
the infcrenco that the prosecution was undecided and
might still call the lady aa a witness against hor bus
band.
The summing np of eounsel, which w.ia begun yes
terday, will be continued ou Friday?the Court not
Bitting to-day?and Judge Kuapp requested the coun
sel to arrange their addresses to the jury, s? that the
summing up might he concluded by to-iuorrow night
aad the case go to the jury on iSalurduy morning.
Mr. Vosburgu llsleued to the proceedings with perfect
ebeerlulness, and his wile, who, having boon ut last
treed from ber seioi-cuplivlly, wan present during tbe
afternoon, seemed profoundly interested in ex-Sena
tor Windeld's address to ttie jury iu behalf ol her hus
ban . To-morrow ex-Uoveruor Beule will speak; lor
tbe defence, and Attorney tieoerul Stockton will buvo
tbe last word for tbe prosecution.
HRuVKSSOU UORRMIB OX TIIK WARPATH.
Protestor Doremua *?'? recalled in the morning ami
Stuted thai in the analysis which he made it was
essential to break up or ox dizo the orgauic matter.
Unlea3 this was dnue and it was dissolved by chloride
01 potash aud bydrochior c acid the analysis would
not be effectually made. This very mistake was made
in the Wharton tr al. 1'ioleaaor Doremua now de
tailed the methods ol analysis adopted by I'rolossor
Morton, o! HoboKeu, the witness for the defence, aud
aaidthatifhe (Doremua) had analyzed In the samo
way he would also have tailed to And any antimony.
In a loud, ringing voice ot contempt tbo Professor
suid:?"it was the analysis ot an amateur lexicolo
gist. There ia not a echo ur in the senior ciuss ol tho
Colioge ol the City ol New York who would cot have
done hotter." (Laughter.) The Professor went on
to point out what he considered tho egregious errors
?i Professor Morton, and, addressing the Court, re
marked during his oxitninutlon, "And 1 hope Your
liouor will he Impressed with this I "
Ex-Oovornor lied la Interrupted the Professor, say
ing -l'rolessor, won't you just go on with your
testimony In your own way and let the impression
take cars ol itaeilf"
Prolcssor Doremus loudly and emphatically ro
torted, "1 want to show thai Proleaaor Morton knew
nothing ol what he was talking ubout." With in
creased emphasis he loudly exclaimed, "I want the
icteuuUc record to be worthy ol tho State ol New
Jersey."
Ex Governor Uedle-That's what Professor Morton
wanted, too. (Laughter.)
"A UOKSK DOCTOll."
Proloasor Doremua then lauded the Marsh apparatus
which had been used by Liebig and all the greatest
chemists lur such analysis as the most reliable of all
teats. In explaining a certain point ol Professor Mor
ton's method ol analysis he Indlgnautly said, tottn
voce "Thai's a thing such as never was done oven by a
horse doctor." Tuo Prolessor continued with much
detail, but was interrupted by ex-Governer Bedle,
who said he would like to know whotber the Pro
lessor had not leslifled to all this belore.
District Attorney McGlll responded that be wanted
to allow Irom Prole.aor Dorsums' testimony that
nothing escaped him during his analysis.
Judge Kuapp said that, as far as he knew, the accu
racy ol Professor Doremua' antlysla bad not boeu
c.ilcd into question. The testimony, however, was
'"a greai chart was hung up against the wall, showing
the ciiomioal apparatus u?ed in ibe analysis, aud tho
Prolessor demonstrated that in Ave dlBeient ways the
presence ot antimony bad bs. u discovered by Ulin.
Me said lbs elimination ol ..nlimony from tbo body
waa irregular, and it would not decrease in any arith
metical rale-ol diminution.
Ex-Senator \Vinfield cross-examined the Prolcssor
ou bti explanations.
Sit MOSK ClISMISTRY WAXTKD.
"Shall 1 give you the details?"' the l'rolessor asked.
With cheerlul willluguea?.
Mr. Wmlleid?Oh, biesi you, nol we ask your
mercy I (Laughter, i
the l'rolessor. during ma cross-examination, ve
hemently oeclared, "And 1 believe that l'rolessor
Morton would nave lound antimony II he had applied
the proper tests in nis analysis."
o How do you know that ? A. I believe It
u. How do you know that the antimony was not
put in the I'quor wtucD you examined 1 A. I believe
it was not; Irom the insnner lo which it was brought
lo me and lbs tout mtr.mMr I believe so.
Judge Knspp?1 here was nothing lu the analysis
? which showed to you that the poison waa or waa nol
F put ihere?
I Witness?Nothing.
Ex-Senator Wiiiueid?Because tbo antimony was
tlieru yon think ll passed through Mrs. VoaDargh'a
I body? A. Yes. sir.
Mr. W in fluid (abruptly)?-If you bad lound a potato
tin rc you would swear thai ll had gone through her
body V (Laughter.)
% l'rolessor Domains (drily)?That may bo witty, bat
1 can't see the wiL (I.augHer.1
A JtKOR ASKS sum qORSTIOXK.
A Juror?l'rolessor, II some expert put the antl
mony lUero would Ue be likely to put more or leas
than would probably pass through tne oody in a case
ol poisoning? ,.
l'rolessor Iioremns?More; ibe person would projs
bly put hi too much.
I bo Juror Couldn't you tell Irom the condition of
the poison woollier it bad been put lu?
Prolesaor Doremus (arny)?I havo uovor applied tho
phouograph to chemistry, so that wheu I discover a
metal ll woold loll un who put it iliere
The Juror- Would a physician know enough to put
In tho right quantity ?
Prolessor Doremua (amilmglyi?1'hyaiclans tell us
that they know ootuing auoui cnemiairv, aud we are
bound to believe them.
This ended the Processor's examination aud ho
hurried awsy lo Nsw YoiK.
1 he prosecution here rested their rebuttal.
tiik are? kkiii'ttal?.
Mr. 11. Lsvcriug, a local druggist, was called by tho
dfleuce, liy way ol sur-rebutlal, to measure out dll
tereut qiisuliUus ol thfi poi-on, such as a a rain aud *
South ol a grain, lo show them to the jury, and the
defence ibun Dually rennd.
District Attorney McGlll was about to begin bla sum
ming up to ine lory wheu ex Governor lledle, looking
gleudtasliy at the uva Judses ou the bench, aru-e aud
Said:?"l'utr Uuuora, 1 uuJerstaud thai a capias is
? till oulataudiug lor Mra Vosburg As the evidence
Is closed I move that the cupian he now revoked."
Judge Kuapp the presiding J nation, grained the mo
tion.
rug piaraicr attorxst's apprkss.
The District Al'oruey uow heg in uia .lUdres* to the
Jury, who had stiowu tUamaelvvs axceediuviy sleepy
throughout the medical evidence, hut began to
brighten up now. 1 he District Attorney, who oegau
Very quieliy in manner aud speech, said tuat the
prosecution had UuU to conteou with a public anu a
press largely predisposed to view ttie deleudsut as
inuoconl. Iliiswaanot an ordinary criminal, the
t*iaic pad to go into a wealthy and liilluenllul cungrs
g,lion aud tear Irom their midst their pas'or "We
pity lbs prisoner," he said, "He ia young aud ainln
tious. ThoV tell ine that he la eloquent, thai he is
successful Uui stern doty confronts us. Iweuiy
lour men good aud true redacted before p acing him
upon this trial, snd ll lie Ue guiltless nobody shall be
more rejoiced to see lilm acquitted than toe counsel
lor the !>ute f"
?ana is WITH tux axukj-s.
Tbo District Attorney men developed his theory ol
tho case. "IU? pastor's wile," he anid, "being a plain
country girl aud utterly different irom tbo tiusei that
kurrounued him in his new city congregation, she
stood in toe way Ol bis smhl'lon. Ambition was the
door through which astan entered ninny Uesrts, end
be wss now pore upon trial irom the rosuits ol bis sin
hiiion." The District Attorney recnod the well known
lucta ol Mrs. Voeburgh's illness, ueginnliig witu the
glass ol lemonade wnicb the deienilaiil made lor licr
one rtuuday evening. "Portuoitely,'' he said, ' her
btolhar, nr. Sickles, did not arrive ioo lam, and when
Mr. Voeburgb passed his liana over bis wile s brow
and said that sue was with ibe angels,' she waa not
dead yell" He I lien detailed the poiuts of suspicion
against the pastor. The defendant went into tne
bathroom when ho mixed the tartar emetic, and
Professor Deromue bad to id tbein that tartar eineiio
was more eealiy dieeoived in hot water ibaa anything
else, nuJ there waa hot water in tuo baihroom. After
uiigiug the poisou in tne glasa of walor be was bring
lag her bs pal i?* la il, end thai made II **14 l)i
this luin (tOV rfw pro/ at the bedside *l hie dying
woe? No. a'd in uid But deny ll Mis i rarest ,,
| pro.,eh lo a prayer wag when u? said -lis suit, ens
I Is with lb* aug*i*.' "
uim nam romciua
Kerens was bow takuu. 1b tb* aiisrii**a Mrs V?s
burgu's eutrauc* into lb* court room ere tied iwuic
ibtug ol a wruaaimu. s?b? waa vary *ui*tly lnnM,
thickly TtUau and looked quit* placid ana
She look a a*ai loald* in* railing. But <a tha raar
I muk? ol tba tamala aoactaiara. ao.au ???dually t.d
bar Iroiu lua gama ol many turiaua ay?*.
Tha Dlatricl Attorney pointed at tba toardar pa para
and tha cprinkiiug ol powder >u tba ataaa aa ?uani
oioua lac is. 1'i-a Ualaadaut'a akiilaaaiiaa that tha
powder waa raaily some rahuad a agar * ... n Ba aaad
In preparing: some laiuonad* ,or himself, be ch aracter
izrd aa a lauia oh*. He alludaO t* loo laa aBWr Mr
VoaUurgli luai-tad apou cairyiug up atana, tea o Mar
taste which Ins who uoticad in Is, bta stnsibg "it.acb
Jo*," waau bis wile was at tba point al a*?lh . bis
peon liar uiotlou* iu puitlBg Ula o.nd into bia raat
pocaat to u. a the poison iu bar 10*0. wbtaB tB* d*>
Innuuut bad ai| lamed aa a "narvoua habit. " and tba
recovery ol tha pastor'a wile asswou ash* bad edaaa*
adiuiaiatartug to bar want*, fb* District AUoraav
re siled ilia symptoms 01 Mia Voaburgb, anyiag tbay
were all indicBtlvo ul anlimuuial p*is?*iag. and tba
results ol 1'roiassor Doretuus' snsiyaaa uf tba laa,
lead water aud ui.-uicmo, arr vad at by mora tba a aaa
hunurad lasts. On iba subject al tba irrsguiar a to
nation ol the auuiuuoy iroui tba buoy tua ll.*iriat
Altoruay desired 10 read from soma b oka on pu.sua,
but Mr. Wiuusid oujectad aud tba *Bjr?ii*a waa aaa
luinad.
tub rAsrob'a aorirk
"W hat tnoliva could Mr. Vu*burgu Basa lor Bia aa
tiouf'said Mr. Mutaili. "Wi.y, getuleme*. ba tail*
you or, raiber, ba lolla ?> pedes.- and -ladn*. He
says this wouiuu baa aommiusu sisl| roiicn upon
berseil more tbsu user, aud thai ba bad MM M al
lectiou lor bar. Sbs beu also Isaac murpu aa aa* da
stroyad lua useluluaaa aa a pastor, ba tatd tbaat.
lu.s uuoduubtud wouisu must no luugar bang rosed
bis he ok i sbs must uo lobssr ba a clog upon bis ? is
biliuu as u miniaur. Not coutaul witb Uisaa vu*ri<a
ba told a story ol lirr going sway uitbs barber p. r
uud getting a ribg I ram uiiu. uns waa uttoriy utaiaaa
to In 111. Moreover, ba Was already gvsi iu dtni
through Iter liiueae, and waa gaillug mora and mora
Uuhuuisi y embarrassed. li this uibu tagunty no it
doubly Uyed in guiih Wi raau every day in .ba *? aa
pupaia aucounls 01 Ibllau mi sisters. Oautiaman, ma
spuakar concluded, "1 have done my usty, a# you
now justice and vindicate llio law "
kx-sssatou siMmn's use rone a.
District Attorney McUili reauutcd bis est aad tbor*
Was a loud busk in tbe court room lor BOVvrai uribUtrs
uulll eX-bCUSlor W lUlield rose to eddies* tba jury Iu
bubull 01 iba ddiauuaiit. tie began by aav.bg tual this
deieuuaul was indeed a unuisloi ol Uie UospoL cl
lute il ..ppeura lUut tbe nsVil use Changed nit lactic*,
tie used to work against ordinary pe.pre, out now uo
gcuorally works against lliote Who ..ia deVuiiug loan
power to tne destruction ol lib empire IbedaBil
does not wo k agaiusl .nwyt-rs. (L uguitr, sioppod
by tbe Judge's gaVvl.) ttut Ibis man is uol
to be prtiudcea because lie la a iniblsiar
ul ttia Uospoi, and tba eouuaal lauoad tba
pastor's geni.l uuu opeu uature. Bringing uie
tut heavily down upon me ladle be said that tbia wss
lUc vilest conspiracy ugsiuwt s puio aud gu.m young
iiiun that ever uau.oeo mortal uisu. At this Mr.
1 Voibuigii. woo ail lacing the |ort, wept billrnj an 1
! bin n a tui.o iu Ins Imu keichlel wn.i -cVcr.i-ji.ro..,
: who did not liku to secM.iis pannui sight, turu.U .beir
? fscsa sway, . u.- 01 inct Aitaraay had nge* wny
1 thu deleuco ht 1 not celled tuo oo.ored gin, I'billH,
I uud the pasloi'? brother. Homer. IV. re toesc honest
j questions, whoa ihcne two witnesses were su pa-uasd
by the Stale uud waited here iu the couil room sev
eral days to be culled?
WUV .NOT CAUL MRS. VOSBUtOH ?
"Moreover, why wus Mis. Vosnurgb not called ?
Why all mm purupborualia ol bnngiug bur lorcibly
tisc-k irom .New York, and all ibis lu.a, 11
snu wus not to bo caliou? oh, that waa
ou iguoble by-pluy unworthy ol un hon
est udiniuistruiiou ol justice. Tb* dslouss
did uol wnul to steal n verdict through sympathy,
they did uol ncsire u verdict ol 'not piov.-n.' Wbst
they asked was u clear and uiuguittceui vindication o(
I bis ijuocuuce.
"it bud been asked by tbe District Attorney why lb*
pastor had -meddled in wouieu's work' in preparing
iic-r medicines, her food. Why, bore wus ibis wouiuu
iyiug 011 ber sick bed, aud, though bor sis tar and all
luoso women ware iu tba bouse, be bad to brush bar
hair aud Ueth, make ber bed ubd periorm all such
services. Keyholes must be looked through, aud il
Sickles can't see, 'the Lord enlarges Ills vision.'
(Laughter.) Sickles was u spiritual houiu<-raug to
look touuu the corner-, (Laugnter.) Il VosburgU tells
j the Doctor not to encourage bis wifo too mucu lest
sue might be loo discouraged alterwurd, be is dotlug
ber to death.
RIDICCLOl'S PROPOSITIONS.
"II be leuves a liltlr powdered sugar on bis library
table?bobold the poison Ua baa spread over her loon I
II 1111 is in uis study witu the door locked, be is there
to do ibo work 01 uealli. II be sleeps in a separate
room irutn hers, that shown mm he was ulrnid 10 hear
the moaulng* ol bis poisoueu wile. Why, 1 would like
to sue ibe learned District Attorney's wile with her leet
iu an ordinary sack ol onious, uud iben seo niut cliug
10 her Cioser thuu ever. (Luugbler.) Do you think he
Weuid do it, genliemeu? Mo, sir; lie wouni Uy to Ibe
blue room uud suy, 'Wile, getaloou us well as von eau,
I'll come buck when tins is over.' Wby, according
to the prosecution this doisndaat was a walking urug
shop, lie waa going along witn bis poitou tike a
lurmer sowing uud scattering bis seed. He bad his
vest oockets lull ol It. H* went into the bathroom
twenty mute a duy to put tbe poisou in ibe lue
water?he was tuere halt tbe day, Hit kles sain?he put
iu a powuer iu the presence ol sickles, uuoihcr in Iho
presence 01 b. r mother. He prepares Ihu poisou wiib
three 01 theui at the uoor. He leaves It scattered
ab ut ou Ins sludv table. Wby, remember that there
wus not a 1110.Heine or tiuid which was taken to i'ro
lessor llorsmus lor examination ttiut did'not drat pus*
through the nuude ol (pronouncing tbe nnme witn
hissing contempt) James Sickles. (Her* tbord Was a
si.gut nuzz sue everybody in tbe court room turned
round to look at tne complaining witness)
TUK 1'AHruK H CUMHIJI.
"My iiisi proposition is that Ins eotiru conduct la
incompatible with iite assumption ol guilt. Wlien
sue became ho seriously III ebe wee unJvr tlie treai
uieut ol a clairvoyant in New York. Was not that
too very best opportunity be lieu lor carrying out ma
murderous dcsigus ? Hot no, be talla bur that sbo
bad better have a local physician wbo could see ber
bvre at ber worst nours, and tboo lie did not naiuo
ibe physician, but asked ber lo select one bersuli.
Are tbe .-sickles isiuiiy uut sll welcome at bis bouse f
Wuy, dickies aUiuivteu on tbe staud tbai wbeu be was
about to leuw tbe buusO Mr. Yosburgb persuaded
l.lui to atuy ; uiid wbeu Mra Uaotob, ber sister, lei t ne
ciuctcd tbe condition that sue suould return. Wby.
baa crinio cbaugeU ill character 1 Duos murder now
seek tbe very duyligbl? We know tbut dickies told
Humor Vosburgii tbut Vusburgh bad pot loo proud
and 'wauu-d pulling down n*eg or two,' and tbal lie
(.tickles) 'would do II.' Vusburgn bad grown above
dickies, lie uud excited bia vindictive ouvy ; tnat was
bis crime.
S'CKLkH' CONDUCT.
"My Hecond proposition is tbal .dickies' couduet
shows thai ibia man is innocent, dickies says tnat
bis llrst suspicious of poiton were excited on tbo 16ih
ol February, and on tbe lTib tbey Mere so strong
(list lie saved tlte lea lor chemical analysis. And yet
liu allowed Vosburgb logo on poisoning ber lor two
days, lie sew Yosuurgu mixing lue poison id her
Ice i water aud lea, and yet allowed ber 10 drink It ail
uut'l tbe Iblb. wbeu, be says, noilung more wee al
lowed to pu.-s through tbe pastor's bauds. Altnougb
be bad saved tno lea lor auaiyaia ou tbe lilh lie went
to bed ou tbo nigbl ol tnu lstu, leaving bur
lu charge ol the defendant, wbo udtuiuis
tored lo ber ull the drink and inedloma
she received that night. Mrs. Maoton, Mrs.
Vusburgh'* Msicr, sits up tba same uigut wnb ibe
sav.d uu wuicti bicklrs gave her mowed away in ber
s.ichcl, aud she hursell swears that this nigbl Vos
burgb aduuuisiersd to bis wile all she took. Aider
Sickles bus aaved Ibe lea and Is couvinced that Vos
burgii la poisoning bis wile bo still allows bis sister
to lako two swallows ol more poisoned leu, and euvus
toe resb WnyT lie says bo wau.ed to verily bis
suspicion thai it was poison. II Mrs. Vosburgb. bis
sister, bad u.ed it would bavo been u most exc.-leut
veiincallon at lb (l.augfiler.) Was tbal natural it
be really thought sue was being pu.HJbed? i'htn
Mrs. dickies and Mrs. Maoloo saved in a vial more
ot tbe poison administered by Mr Vosburgb. Anil
men whit do ib-y no! Tliey go to a photographer
to have tbeir likenesses lakau, and then tboy viait a
llower show, (lutu.hmr.)
lilt. t'OltXKLb AND ISTIIINIT.
"My third propusiiiou Is tbut 1?r. Cornell's couduct
shows tbo deieuduiit'a lOttoceuce. This uiuoical gen
turn in bid absorbed the leernlug ol bo'biclioole ol
modicum. The tries ot tlreece, It Is said, strove lor
lliu honor ol being llomer's bir.hmace, end so lu n
lint lur distant luture wo may ex pent lo see bulb
schools ol medicine engaged iu deadly etrile as to
wuicb one ol tliem sb ill a. joy lue aole honor ol bay
ing brought tins brilttmt medical luminary into an
igupr.ibi RClciiliUc world. (Loud lauguler. lollowed
oy a r prim and truui Iba Court.) For thiiiy-luur
cays be treated lur without having a suspicion ol
poiHou, mid tli'u when he boars ol it bo isumaxed;
borribed. What uooe ne do? Does lie rush to uonly
ins authorities or lu call lu an expert? No, ne goes
borne and goeK to bed. Is that natural?
"My lourtb proposition U tint there was never any
aotimony In Mra Voeburgu's bony .it nil. A man was
called up uuce because lue dog bad bitteu somebody.
Ho said bis dog could not have bitten anybody, la
lue lirei place bis dog wua lar too well bred a dug lor
thai; I lion ibe dug was blind and coultu't see; then
tbo dog bad no belli aud cuul.n't bile; anil, >*sl of
alt, bo h id uo dog at ail. (I.sughler.) Ui course anti
mony was loutu by I'roieasor Doremut. I aatiilt
tn.il. They Inuud cuough poison to la lit lourtvon Mrs.
V...burghs. 1 wonder that llicy did but pick it up
Willi u above I." (I,a j-liter ) Mr. Wiiidol-l traced
IbO nousu ol Mrs. Vusburgli's Illness and arguod tbal
tlie ?jih, wmen bad llrst attacked the cxironilltea,
moved up tu the stomach aud turned into gout ol tlio
-tollmen. Mr WI u lie Id de cribed bow l>r Cornell,
Willi great elasticity, lieut to all the wants
sal the pio ecutioii in icsliljing to Mrs. Vonburgii's
symptom* Mrs. Vosburgu ha i all the ?ymploma
ol guut ul tnu stomaca; io be euro tbey re* in "led
Ibe sympiouis ol autlinonial pinioning. Hut Mrs. Vol
buign bad oao symptom invar lonnd in euliuionial
puleombg??* "dry, soaiy skin," wnlle Dr. Humnioiiii
and ev. ry other authority tiad declared tbal In aucb u
cuge me skin wua always cold and clammy. Alluding
to Mia. Vusburgh's extraormnnry r ju*tipation. lael
mg forty lour days, uu eaid:?Why, bad a nose ol
eieVeu gruins, which Wottid const line "twu ewal
Iowa," been given alter Hist It would b .vo been
eiiongli io kill a burse. Isn't it just as easy lor
Sickles lo have made up ibis < umgn lalsely nguiuat
Mr. Vusbur.n as (or Ma Voenurgii to have committed
tuts enmo against his wi ey t'tie pre-amption li
eveu la stronger Hint Sickles concocted tl.is con
spiracy than ibin Mr. Vueourgb tried to poihuu Lie
wile. >lr. vaeourgb had iiu motive for It, w-iila
.WicKlea could be prosecuted not only mr conspiracy,
uut aiko lor having attempted to poisou hie sister. Me
had a motive lur poisoning bis sister, for bur death
would reduce tbe number ol bis ? toil father's heirs
Iroin ihno lo two.
Mr. W inbeld concluded by no appeal lo the iury end
tbe Court then edlnurucJ until Fridav uiuruiuu.
*.
SOME rXPI.EAKAKT DISCLOSURES.
AH OIL MEttCUlM ABBKSTLD IOI AM -ULTIMO
A WOlgAb W|TH WHOM MB WU LlTIKO.
It <U t WMf IM MT1II| ktMMM WM Ml
?imm mm Timmi ihm ? vary bsadssas wsmaa,
hiimMi draaaad. hiM Mr m?mmm is Iks *' <fl*
SSIMM AlAeSI CSSrt, SM WSS MbSTSd BUS IBS ffU
MM (MSIMIIM MM. INM UUlS MMMIJ WM
wau-asa. mm* attar as# kM ItpwMl M uiwiirM ikil
lit mm Mrs. lurtl A. Ulir, sI Ms. M Vast Pony
?Ms Arm ad imhwiim Imm J. outer,
?#J Mr IMIMM WM IS SiSA? apHiSS'l** for ? war
nil isr IS? HUM al Basri A. Cmmhsi Sll MSI
cSask sl few Ids ?rwsl sir sal, whssi ass sbargsa
s.M maaauii Ssr is ssr swa Sams. Ths war rail
war irasisJ sws > nisi is Iks Ass As sl Cwsrt OBtar
Ballard, wm wssi is isss for fwlBsaws sl kfo place
SI laws*ASMS ASS AfoeWbara, IMS fotiss IS tkA SIM.
Late IS ISA sitsrssss bs retsrasd is tba Csart is ra
|Hi ibat ism. Mrs. LsMr. wm wm Aimsg is s SwS|A
IS UfelbglM ASSAM ASS.aSSlr SWSlUSC IbA SAWS AI
Mr r?il*sW arrssi iSaw Mb for Sams. Tfeta wm .
a Saul kaifitS. iwsr >W| t#Sser It .ford wm IS
mm ssi m Msibsr tswr lbs ssss.sg, is iAS|ai;
wub Bra. I iisr's wniw. isr twsb Mr. fokHSM1
aaasi bsssia. ?Ms Iks Ufow rs?arn? a* Mrs
LaAsr's i?m is Iks mm tag, aiisr bss)at Mia is
Ifcs brass IvsWa tfo|MM IS L>?S 1ST b'S
isab, bs ?*. wsrsisA ikst rvikswss bsA
cats a IS IS IM MSSSI HM akA WM HAASS Ag
sf a Asbawsk is SM sl lb* i|S*r rwaw- tbs sAser
wssi as stairs wsss ay Br. rstbaWM ssA sksss-i
b.ia IM WaSraSt aigssA by Jus. a Da Ay. Al irsi M
ISAIAISA ll was ??iMtAit," Ml allat MM irwssta wm
Ra-iif Ma>sA Is mmmmmpmmp IM tCiH is IM Niss
UrsSIb yrstil I alaoas bvass, a bar A bs WM foSSSd
si> for im stfbv
mmnmms is osarar.
VssuwAay wtsrsi-.g M w .a twratsllp arratgaad IB
SH'Sri as A Mrs Is M Was promptly s? bakA Wub bar
rsaaast, Haibas Measti. Is twsisr A ab.rgr sl Maasli
sad sal ary agsm.1 iM pr sossr Ska >aid last Pai
basiba S.sta is hat taut Ms??>| Btskl i sis I .ASIaA i
satertaf bs SsasaiasSaA
Is* stadia isly ansa aalarlsf
is gaairsi a Mb Mr, sarsg assy sksaiss I
ASS pr A aSS i.Sgaaaa, AbS. SS MS ra
??ra>r.i ag wub a?w, M at ran bar
SUB bis el. a Al* a A bst IS Iba lata, sISISSSU Mr fey lbs
tarsal Ma isrsM ssr astfe agafoSi ifea w It, asar y
SSaalSA Mr la prwo! isarsui am SMWSA SSVaral
swtA?s bar s-sa, wtai ska mA wa<s IM ss?all al
lbs i tost ag aba rwsrirM at la laaAa Mr. fslba
Si u*. wbs ?* A i A<l, Asa I AM >tg tsaa, aSuAt Isny
yaara sl t?t, Mara A fa. Lodsi A ? owpiaist, bSi SAS
ittrss liuu sr ii.-Ikit.? ib rapty, ?M>|M Wbab am
ap.-g# Sl kls ibraAlrA'Kg la ata asS. Iba ba a la
pii.ticity Aai.MM. Abu# Bra. Lsasr Waa testilytag
>ba aaSi-ra It<ua. rsMSA aat aaSaMrcbttrt is bar ryaa,
Ba il mi btM IM tsara, ass saal asSSVS- SAt t raptoaab
lii Mt al iba yrsatai, as sbas ibss SMbiaA M bs
Mlupfoieiy luai
"A* !?Al'A*or?VASIk SMSrTlUS. "
Jug* OoS> tilk Mra Uki M IM Atlas AM I baA
Any tig .1 lb mat laUt bti bbaaSAtSbA alt yttlltl
Wi b li r. Bin. Lobar abtstras IbSi ba baa
-la ba iwyiH awstpsoy sub yMf" sttJ ws
J Uii.i-.
??A. IL, bs ba. bass aty HfosA," assWarsA -ba IsAy.
"Will, ?ny don't y?d g't tb.rrlau ama trv aaA Ufa
happy luiaibtrr ia lAlara r" y-itab-l Mia Mvbsr.
"lbsr.'aM is*siMtbSbfobia ssyasiiss ut iMt wm
utr ul |.roc- r iBf,1' aais luuvxtiur .N.?bl, '??a IM
laay is ui .nlru atrsidy. and *a Ass*i Wasi is wsss
our all an i gu uy si bigamy "
li >uuatM|ut-Siijr ir.a.pir.a that Mr. PsIMwas, WM
ia a b.rb.tor. tuii Mr. LsAsr baA MM ssry tai u. la
roianout (or ait sr asras ysars and ibsy baa baA ass
srai quarrsla daring Ibal tiwa, bat im bsa bsas
i rougbl tu iba italics ol a Pons# i obi I Mlsra Jsdgs
HuO., alter giving Ooii. Mr. Point wa* aoA Mrs. l.o ,sr
Bulua good advisa, cottiwitlM IM Isrtssr is ll.irai
bail is ko#|i lbs | ia sua lor ail nnstsa. Jtsss M. il.t.es
bcoains botiii.was lor Mr. I'olbswsa, sod ba saa rs
isaasA is abdbl as boar altar tbs aswwitisaaL
SEAJJUuOKK AMJ 61 AUG.
PUllDX ABlil.bTEU ON k C M Hull OP LABCBMt?
A l>ll AM A IIC bUbNB IM OOII ST.
Saabrookt I'urdy, wfeo mum wsatba ago siisiaaA
conali'arabla uoioriaiy as proAtasMSg silssat is lbs
$30,000 larmtara rubbary ol Wasbibgiva b aca, ?ts
yeMurUuy a prltsssr is (M Iswba I'oliaa Cwsrt I as
obarga aualuai bini was graaa larosay, Iba suwpiaia
a ul bsiug I,iltla SUgg, as aclreaa. with thus ba baA
bct-u keop.ug otmp.ay lor soma iws yaart l bs is
?osllguilou darsloped amst g oibsr cwrissa Isalur** a
aorloua iiuiui-auou agaiuat Iba uiiparitaiiiy ml iba
doiecliva alio uada iba arraat, tba pnaouar'a toassal
opauly ciiarglsg ibal ba bad aeud tbrsugbMi. sal
Irom a acute of offlcial duly, bat Irsw walisa and
enmity. Countai fsrtbar gars uotica Ikst fes istssdsA
to inks legal atapa agau.it tbs oifeosr.
(?? oairuiiiir.
The affidavit* o! tha complainant Ml I oris that oa taa
27fh *1 last U?ruU were lak.a Ira* kar m
money and two rings valaad at ISO, aad that ilia only
person naviug aeaaaa la tbe property a* taa lima ot
Its dlsappaaraaoa was ilia prisoner at tna t?sr. Waaa
called to tbo stand la corroborate bar kflldivtl (be
complstueot, a woil urcased youua woaaaa ol aeaeataan,
uiaunesiad muob nervousness. dtiu tiuiiciy >ook ibe
Bible in ber nsud, bat bolore Jadsa Wanueil baa aoe
eluded ilie lortnula ol tbeualb ana dropped toe aeareu
book, ottorod a Mint aoraan and Ian a a awooa lata
tbauruir ol Dotectiva C'uoamg, tne officer *00 bad
arrosied I'urdy. lu an eaj'uuiug room aba swwa re
vived. When tuUicienuy aumposad aba eaa
again placed on tna aland and Counsellors
Coinun and Keudy, wbo appeared lor tba
prisoner, began lbs eietniealieu. Mie manifested
much liosuauuy lu unsweiitig tbsir qaeaiiosa. but,
sparred on, aba Anally, amid sob-, tasue tiiu loiioartag
statement:?"1 do not want id prosecute p.la cbsrgr.
Tina datecuva ram# to me in Newark and praaaed ar
to make it. I rupcaiadly declined, bat ba urged mm
on, saying (bat Mr. I'nrdv bad lorsaksn uia and cared
nothing lor ma, uutil at laat ba ae worked oa my ia< I
mga tuai I complied with bla request" II.ra taa
witnaaa again broke down an J wept copiously.
Couusaltor Keddy lb?a aaked Du trail ve Cuuniag tf
be bail not relu.-eu to exhibit bla Warrant to tba
prisoner when called upon. Me summed that he bad
reluaed, but claimed it as bi* privilege .?? an . fiber.
??Are you not employed by outside paruae ta proa*
oute I'urdy 1*''continued counsel.
'1 am employed by the city and county ol Nuw
York," answered lUU detective, ?'and 1 'aland IB* Wllb
no one. 1 simply did my duty.
Counsel then asserted, unu cbulleugad tbo Uctcollvo
to Uooy it, tost lie (Cunning) had begun ns efforts
to lUduca Una tiiagg to make tne charge baiora any
warrant bad beau piacod in ma nauds lor I'ardy's ar
real, and before aba bad over said anything about bar
lose. Tba officer mads uo denial, hut roansoriod that
ba bad acted ouly tn the lias ol hla duty.
"TKCL TUk TRUTH."
At tills point tha pritooer, who laaaifasiod much
fouling, asked purmiasiou to put k quasttou to tbo
cuinptuiusul. Too re quasi being krauted, ba said
"L'l io, did 1 steal tnis mouoy and tbeso nags irum
you f Tell tha truth "
A sik-tico fell on tbo court, but ao answer aama
from the young woman, mu# waa gruatiy agitated.
'?Apruk up Lll It," said tbe pnsouar huaklly.
Again all wasglignoe; ibe young woman moved bar
lips, out emitted no sound.
*-Hememoer," ksld Judge Wendell, "you are oa your
oath, .i new or Ibe quostiuu."
Another siillueas and aba said, aa aba burst Into
tears, ''No, I gave llltm to MM. "
Then Hie couusal moved lor I'urdy'a discharge, but
tbo Court aaid, as be denied the motion, ??tins c.>m
appoars to have too many antecedents. I do not lot I
warranted in dlamtss.ng the case uveu on tbo com
plainant's admission. I will let ibis go to a Jury.'
An argument then ensued between tba oeteetivu
and the cuuasel as to which ot tbcui would bo ra
sponsible lor tbu complainant's appearauce to-day at
the more formal examination. Kach pressed bu
claim.
1 he Court dually turned ber over to ibe couoee!,
taking Ms verbal raoogoizvuce lor bar appaan
I'urdy waa than seat io lua ceiia
IlEMAKKADLE DiVOlUJE SUIT.
In the Kings County auprsms Court, before Judge
Pratt, ault waa brought yoatarday by Jona Hands
agalust hla wile Louisa on tba ground ol adultery.
Tho circumstances attending tba osm arc aa (al
lows:?On July 17, 1870, Carl I*. Kiohstardi, wbo waa
than tweuty-iwo years ot age, married In Hiabop
beiiii, Caimany, tbe defendant, who waa dve years
his aaoior. Alter tbc honeymoon tboy came to
America, where bo obuinvd employ moot in tbo
gasworks, (la Juno >0, 187 J. Carl uisappoared and
all eOorts to laaru hit wborsaboutf proved unavailing.
Iu the meantime one Jobn Hands paid biv addresses
to Mr*. Kicbaiardt, who advertised lor her absent
buebaod wnli the declaration tnai il ho did not coma
forward within tbrao weeks lrom tho dste ol publica
tion she would cooMdor herself at liberty to remarry.
On Octwlior 4, 1874, aba married Jotn llanos, aud they
llVbd together lor one year and ten days. Oho Was
standing in the kitchen of tnqir raaideuco on tbo
14th of October, 1875, when, to her great
surprise bur loug lust husband sutured tbu
ap iritueni and emoraced bar. W ban aba recovered
lrom her excitement she was overjoyed and
went uwny to live with Mm. l'ue explanation
givan by Carl Was mat ha had bean to (larioauy,
where ho hud cujovau hiiuaell. Wneu llsiida re
turned tbe told liim ni her determination to cleavo to
(in-hand No. 1, and he intllluted suit lo oOlaln a
divorce ;roin ber. r'ue ucuies tnu allegation of adul
lerv. Judge Pratt referred tba osaa to a relaraa to take
testimony. _____
bAAlUEL. WOOU'b YVJLL.
In the Surrogate's Court ytaterday the contastover
the will of tho lata S.unu<d Wood was couliuusd- Mr.
Willlaui 1. Lloyd lostllied that ba aigucd tba codioil
to tna will and saw Mr. Wood sign II la a clear, buld
band, bnt be could not say bow long It look Mr. Wood
to write bis signature; Mr. Wood waa very laebl#
when he entered the roam lor tbe signing ol the Will,
and was the 0rat to speak, saying ha baa glad to see
them and w.iutad them to witness the codicil of hla
last will; he bad two papers IB hla band?tbe will
nnu ilia nod c I; be banded tbo will to Mr. hidndge
aud then said "ihta is my eodlstlhs read the eodi
Sil uv> r bolore ne Signed it. I he lurtbST bearing of tbe
suie Was sdiourasd till Friday next.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
PETITIONS IN BANKUCPTCV AND APPLICATIONS
POK DISCHARGE.
The failure ol Joseph M. Koebler, baaker, ot No.
116 Chatham street, is anuonnced. sad be has been
adjudicated so involuntary bankrupt on tbe petitloa
?I bis creditors, lbs esse being referred to Register
K auburn, who has sailed a meeting lor June 16 10
elect sa assigses. Several gears ago be was very
wealthy sad Invested all his money in real estate and
lest heavily by depreciation. His liubllitios amount to
$460,000, ol which there are secured $300,000. The
greater part ot bis liabilities are on bond and tnort.
gage and are mainly old debts. Tbe principal secured
creditors are tbe following:?Manhattan Idle Insur
ance Company, $160,000; New York Llle Insurance
Company, $36,000; Mutual Lite Insurance Company,
$'Ju,u00; Heal Kstate Trust Company, $16,000i Man
beitau Company Hank, $16,000; D. W. Prime, $21,000.
Among those nbs held unsecured claims are D. M.
Koebier. $01,276; Marie Jtoebler, $30,000; Leopold
Bern,elm, $13,323; Uathew Sebalk, $8,260; Henry
Kuu r, $2,760; Josepb Kobn, $676 ; David Kim.cr,
$740, C bar lea Neisiog, $360.
Cnarles B. Wood, manolacturor of carriages at No.
1,364 Broadway, has bean adjudicated an Iuvolunury
bankroll no tbe psiitiou ol two cred.tors, and the
oeae oas seen referred to Regiater Little. Mr. Wood
wee lormeriy of the Arm of Wood Brother*, and
arsons too large bulldiog at No. 740 Broadway, ax.
tending tbrongb to Lutsyetla place. Thta luvolved
hisu o aucb an nxieui that be baa uerer been able to
saeever, and tbo irm waa reorganised without liim.
Wei ?r Jones, one ol the ooniraotors, waa never paid
lor bis woik, and be obtained a Judgiueut lor
$44,037 4 >. I ue creditors Who united in tbo petition
in i>eukrsptcy aie Sarau M. Slarr, who bolda uio
cia.m nl tV alter Jut? s, $44,767 40, and Pruticia H.
Vte. as sac Ueorga L 11.vers, committee ol ibe person
a 4 estate nl Jouu J. H. Urieted, a luualic, $9,7111 60.
Howard Yiatee, dealer io lau< y goods at No. U
Carmine street, bee been adjudicated uu luvoiuutary
bankrupt on tbe petition ol tnruo creditors, wpoett
earns aggregate $?7? 60, nnd tbe case una oeon re
ie<red to M' gteier Uaytuu.
a ararr.u ta nauaruptcy baa been tasued against
Cost vox Jsrelski. who baa bsau adjudit uled uu lu
? emery lotabrupi ou tun pvtuou >.i one creditor,
Mas tr.osg r, abo on a Cl.liu loi $6.6 lor luuuey
Mtaaeo. n o ' as? baa u?eu relerred to it. gisier Alien.
J ailua Uembriin, luanulaoiurer ol U<>wera .iud
lea nars at No. W lire, u- street, baa uouiuieuced
Com posttiou pr ?. taU uss oelora Itegiaiar Allan lor a
aattltmsBt tutu u.s creutiur# at ibiriy coots ou tbo
doll r m uusecured uotes at tbrae, six sua nine
noiua.
ma 11oitittea ol Jscou Hyiuuu A Co., dealers in
hall M< 1 ana ward sloCK. at No. -9 U<,kuiiti Street,
woe tn-oe au assist.lu tit a few u?y- ago, amount to
*44 407 s ibe nominal aaaeta mourn to $64.836 14,
an I b- re<. Value l? plat), d at $10,13. I'd
lMMB*a Hoe an, nap rietnad m u itepaira in tbe
t> , .i iui.it a' fuo.ie Work a. blade appiloalioo to
h gutor I tine yeateruay lor b.it discb .rge Irotu
usualaptt>. but lbete Was oppaaitluu by Arnold,
c .. ...ui- a C?. ud tbe usu.i time waa allowed lu
allien to Al? specification a
? a?.?t.i nit a baa a juo,cited hu*.cue McCarthy,
uutn.1 .oi, ei ho ltd tssi lllHk street, a Voluntary
oaubrupt vo bis own peittioii. Hi- n..bi lllea amount
ta about $11 600. and nta aaaeu am merely uomiual,
neing bovorsd oy aba tei murt?n.ea. Amoug lbs
aradituf* are it. L d. Baiioa. $3,000; Chares Bay,
$4,116; Mary A- MeCerihy, fl.ouu
cnsbiTtma' lasTisaa
A meeting el tba creditors oi Beolnl Be Laucy
ab.parti Waa bald jsaieruay at tba olttue ol Register
i. tss Jess H. Plait Was appolu ad asslguet in
baukrnptey. Ibe ttnbtiiues saiesnt to about
$41 MAS
I b< creditors nl Hegelm Iterance, snipping and com
mission mart haul, ot ka 21., P.an ? treat, met yostor
oar at tbe ?? a at Wsgiatar Bay ton, auti those Uaao
lower ass .uaa. limy own maim waa proven?by
Anion ta Kmnrd?$276,433
A meeting ol tbo uTsviiiwra ol osatsm U. Ashley
sno Meary .?eai?y, beokora, into at Nn. 2 Ltobangn
court, wea b*id reetefdaf at tba uftua ol Register
Atlen. Tan aoboooree subtnittnd abuwed arm lutuili.
ttea, 66; ie,.ivide-i "e-n.ti.a ol B. U Aabiey,
$17. "7e an, insividutl iiabditiea ui II ury Asuley,
lie,ilk .SO Claims w?re proved, nod Jooa H. Piatt
waa appointed eag'gnee in oaokidptey.
I i.e uiaiii rs m Aoner H. Abseil. mtBnlacturnr of
whiting at Nis Jo itr.ao street, met at tbe utllc? ol
Heeiat.r Alien. iss -cuaoniea ebownu liabilities
aw, onaitag to tkesl $iuu,<MW. ant oaiy on# nlalm waa
Kwed oy Heresy Btstiar A i'ar?nna (or $464 0L John
, Plett waa appointsd ssetguee.
At a moeting ol mo erauttors of James flill, liquor
dealer, oi tl-e late arm ei Junes Uu. A Cm, ol ho, U6
Pearl etreat, beta at the nlUos ol Meg.ater Keicnuui,
eabetlnlee warn prseoniea si,owing ,mutinies amount
ing to $02.-147 >4, hod John it. Piatt w*a appointed'
asaiana. Ban etna Inr $246 Ml waa proved by Maury
W. kneaa
Hag >? tor kotcbam baa cat lad a mooting of tba cred
itor* ol Joan 6 . Lou a It bo betd oa Jane 4V to aleot
aa anaignno ta baukruplcy.
A mooting of toe ei ad i tors ol
Joblsl Head A Co.,
Whoioaole deatora in bate at No. 6H> Broadway, waa
held at tba a ol Ksgiatnr Height and tba composi
tion ol loriy noait ?u ibe toller waa eeugrmed. ibe
lieb.iMwa * moan t to $tini.uw>.
Is As Cowrt at Common Piooa y eeterday tbore were
also Aied tae teaedoles la ibe matter ol tnenaeignmi at
el Jamoe P t oi to Jobo 1". Oedeerd Tba tisu.ilt>ee
emoost to $36,010 A?. aomrooi eaaoto to $31,647 70
aod reel a toots to $47,074 37.
la lbs Caoaty Ciora'e nAlae there were filed yeeter
day tbe see Igo low ate ol Abeweaor Valentine to dames
L Welie; o4 Martin Uadagbef .ad i tenia i Lena, eom
pi taiag the Arm el UeHagLer A List; In Jemee Camp
FACUrlC MAIL.
tii m*v ?jauo or i>? ?? cious? sua a* rlac*
TlOWAKklMo TACT OA
TM ikinr lnl uinti tiMii a d llNtwri ?( iba
Paolo Mall tdiHikf U*bm*7 ?m bold yaatarday
a! lb* t>Mu* vl Ibo aaaipaar, Jlv. e Hawhag liroau.
Tktrt vara tw* uaaata ik Ika Aold?v.a , tfea rrgatmi
aad lb? opiMjautcu, w Marl OaAal? a J kikck asa.ia
lua a I pr*v*l,ad <krik| IUa a?>. ItHdirtkla nppool
ilua baa baa* aApriaai I aga a.i tba Maaaaakaaat af
ika company, aaa tbraait baa baaa ruad* I of to aaa
Uai of loraiug a cUakia Ina kkklicuki pariiaa,
U?aa*af. aakaa MgaMar, aa< agraad ?o kba lol.uw
1*1 regular iiabat; ? Havu H. n.baack, Maury
M<ft, rtoaiaal U t'biillp*. Chart** U kroaaklyi., Maat
uai C. 1 bompaoa, C. M Moaai. H. A Taorbar, Job a
K R IIMa ak< It. A. Maaaoy. kvarytbiag Burked
auMiliif aalil 1 oeaa ay alkikkua, *ba? Mr Man
aajra *a aaUaraiaaa thai Maaara Iboflaa ?? Araooaika
aau .i*iuael C. 4 t?a|?ox baa bee* daprociatiug lua
a.oak aaa bu> lag u ?k U> wa* airaie ibal Iboy ?ora
daiai ibia la iba iu'*r**i vl Mr Cljra*. tb* praaaat
urtaiaeal, aaila.eo bo Juaged .not >M| 14 oat .aland
to aland i>f Ma no*at a?r*aJ i|iM; a* loot a tluaa
au Iboadoy ba w di up lua lui.ua. a* uppoan ua
kiabas abiab a a auuaaoatai ?Hoary M?it, !??
J< ba K.tai, aaakvr I I'biUiiM, Miiiiai
UaMtxl, Jtba Knat, aaakv* I fbiluiM, a.iiiem
R, m.aa, HiMa la llaal, fi*a< U. dkiMdk, Lbanaa
I. Uivorn.or# aaa Juno M. M.nuiy
in* an*. ini
WuaathaCiyua m.rii Ivaad ibal lb* ?|<T?.*.iia*
1? Ha
liafcvl aaa rua >?? Mr Ifari ia*f taralcn- a ua name
aud lail ul kaaaai L Turnip*. ma pro do*, in* lua
regular lick at. aua ?*b*.iiu . u lb* k?u?t at Jab* A.
A laadrr aad l?*w*g* H. b ? ?
luo uuuiwr ?t ??i*? caai ??? III Ud, **t *i
UUU,WU lb* laapocitara *1 *,*aiivu aara M H lv*?n
ard, Juba L Atokaadro .ad bubu V *o bataruad lb*
l?M iwibii M l*a ditr" kl oaklililai aad* a* la
wat.-Mttrr Marl Idlavl; Ika* d A M b
cock. 132, ikd, Joaa ?. -i.y, Paaaml
L k*b>I pa. lVlidli Hnlt.m Kou.a.a. Kk.aul ,
vVnaou u Maui, an.tat, n..i ?? f, t. >rro.u, t? ? i,
Joua M Makua), ?? jal, J ua A Ao auaore *. *>
Ckarlaa ta Ar.a-kiya. *a i >ba?b*?a.
?;i,aob, c. H. Mourn. la ao. , * A liar #t, ??,*?.,
Jouu K. Mill.*. 7u,m?4 , A A Nu.aay, > dak, taowrg*
U. Mor**v?d, <k?A, aaa A A #?*?**. kw
A* lb* Aral aiaa gaol* ak*a a?ra H. *<od d -room.
IA* aiviu-M is mi lua praoaal Mao<d ??* rw rad, Tttb
lb? ?Iv pi.ou ol r Uai I. aad lb* ****** am at a .at
ba ciiiira jf abaaaad
tar kutki.
lb* luHvatug abort I i.iary af lb* *?? Hoard
Mar b? taiaraana*M?or| M*n k? ????* ko>
u* di *1 lb* IkiM aaonaa Monraad t -?p?a.,
aad Iba i.rgtai ai aaa bold *r *1 !?*?** M-.
owaiar 21,14*1 ab r?a, or |.,i.?umu !?.? d
I. UiKot, ta I bo piroiooai *1 la* I'rotidoava
aud Maaiagiaa baa #1 at-??***. aid M*<u>r ml
lioMi bobuocl, o< ta# tbabibar m* t.eatarw,
aanual L> i ... ?? I rn.krn ol lb* IblPd Araaua
Kairttdi WiiUoia Mo??*a la a rai.rad babaar, ? ivoa
lb lluni i* a ary fkru tuort baot, a to* Ka ml a* it*
%ttu, ll.ua A U, laai U Sko aao >? a rat rad
brukar; C arta* A Urrraan ?* a ratirod uiori i aat
aaa *au-iu-laa ai dab* K?i*f| dona M Mobaoy ?* a
ralifbd dry ?"?*> aiartb'Ui, .at??? > a ib.rt. ai w
tb* lirra ol Baa* A Mob..*., i ua I rat or m* praorat
auo ol lb* pr. p.?otor? *< lb* A lib Ar.ao* Mo * b*
alaotiau lor uAiaar* ol lb* eoepaay aid Mao ya*
lo-morrua.
Ill If irl kojt Ibal lb* dabi daa t> * PiNBi Had
ro? i * onti ai.r aa aoc >aui af tba Pn>M< i raaakk
Coaipaav o *ain*u p i.aa aul ba p*?d atttaat <?!<**
it..u, ?>? ) 11.oi ... jr i.<r**ik*r auk ba raa ia
tba iaur*ki ai tb* oi<.cbb?4*rr.
TB* a our a i araraaaor
Tb* obi Huara a>*i ?a T*???*?, aad praaaaiad ta?
aaaa?l aiaioaiaai ul lb* laaaatai *aa*n*?o ui ia*
I'ociUv Ua.l aiaoatab.p tuuipoay ap i* April Mt, !?;*,
aud it waa aecapiad. Il it a* uHtaat ?l..ou.t.nao a
dludliig tb* <1. bl I* lb* I'ma'a* Railroad lutupoay,
M; O*tow. ?u:- *Ji 42, i*o?ia* a aaa
aiaaay af il,*12,2211 IA
bCAVKNUKH* AT WAH.
Tb* icavruaara ul Braubly* bav* pralarrod aaai
ploiuik agaiooi tbo ?tdoriaaa bi?<raiiag Cuatp*ay, ta
wboni w?? atraruad tba auuiract lor raworiag iA*
uigbtaoil ol thai oily. It it allagad ibat lb* t#io.
pan/'a boat* bav* uot beau at lb* do** ak all HBiaa to
raeaivn ibo tell, that tba compaay *aV* cbar*fd
lar mora mntoriai ibaa ibay boa* rou.ova-i; taat
luaiaad ol uaiug lb* algblaoil away ib*V bora lb
oatno ibkiaoeti* uuuipaa u into lb* dock, aad, ttbaity,
Ibal liiklaoil ol p*ylug lb# Cuinplrnllrr *? bay
ahoold bav* done, lliay have paid him only |T4k 71,
Tba Board ol !my Woraa aud Haailu ilmtro will moot
*B Toaadav altaruoon aaii to eoukioer tb* afaargaa.
DOCKING TAILS.
Veterinary Surgeons Believe that flprrition
Benefits Horses.
MR. BERGH CONDEMNED.
Opinions of Owners of Stock on H.s
Recent Acfion.
Tb# recant action of Mr. Bergh in earning the arrcat
of the head groom at tbo polo aubW-e on a charge ol
unnecessary cruelly for having dock< d a pony's tail
bus rather iimuted ihe faorae owner* tn this city. It
appears to he on u par with the attack that was mud*
by Mr. Ucrgh against the habit of clipping and stage
ing horses. For ceuturica. especially in England,
horses' tails have been docked. In the opinion ol all
the loading veterinary surgeoug of ibe day docking is
an operation tbat Is quite as uooo.-sarr to tbe borse,
under certain circumstances, as tbe extraction of
tecib may be in order to preserve the shupc of a
Child's moutb. I here f?, comparatively spoak
lug, little or uo pain irom ibo opera*
lion, anil it is ull over In thirty soconds.
Iu England it has always been customary to dock ell
hunters, as it la generally supposed to strengthen tbe
epiuai column as well as to obvlato uuy accidents that
might occur from the tail gettiug caught or twutcd in
euy obsLructlous that the corse may bo crossing. In
tbo game of polo it Is also ueut-ssary to buvo tbe tuilg
Ol tbe ponies kept short, as otliarwiso they might,
whtlo switching auoui, interfere with the direction
of ibo mullet and in various other manuers loconvenl*
euce tbe player. Agxiu, there are many msluuce* in
which the operation ol dockiug la necessary, when
the horse may have a crooked tail or have commoted
Ibe habit o" twitching the tail arouuil the linos,
thus depriving the driver of all power over the ani
mal. U was only recently that the operation was
pcriormed uii u well known ironing mare, as sue
kepi switching her tail so lnu< b arouud the lines that
it Was fouud positively necessary to snurteu it m
order to givo her driver some conirol over her on tbe
track. On Flitb avenue every day thero ure plenty
ol uorsee with dock tails to he seen at every moment,
and although in Borne instances the operuiioa is per
formed tor merely appearance sike there are m ,uy
other cases w hero tuo horse has been raised with a
crooked or melloriucd tail, and then amputation at
?oine of Ibe jotuts becomes necessary.
A VKTKklXAKY 8CKGKOX*8 OP1XIOX.
V < sterday alleruoon a Hkkald representative took
? walk around the upper portion of tuo city, 10 tho
neighborhood wbere the borsemcu generally congre
gate and lounu almost everybody indlguaut at tbe
treatment of tbe i'olo Club trmnor. There appeared
to be a divorslty of opinion as to wbethor the opera
tion strengthened tbe spinal column, but every oue
was unanimous in the telict that it was a neccseary
oparatioo in mauy instances. The reporter culled
upououeof the moat distinguished vetertnarv sur
guous in the country end the loiluwing couvoraation
ensued:?
Harop.Tkit?1 have called to get your oplulon as a
veterinary surgeon upon the action of Mr. Bergh In
arrestiug a mau lor dockiug a pony's tail.
\ ktkhirary Slrukox?1 was surry to see Mr. Bergh
Uke eucn a step, us 1 think be is going a trifle tuo
ler lu ins uewiru to guard tho horse irom unneces
sary cruelty, Dockiug horse.' tails i* a custom thut
has been in vogue lor mauy years, especially in
KugUud, where almuel ail tue crone couuiry horaca
uua ri.jiug hacks ure luroed oui with dhort tuiig
HkeuKiaK? I want to know if it is a very painful
?p' ration 1
Vrtrrirak y Scruron?It is not a very painful opcr
atiuu.as ins uone very rapid.y by separating tnc
bone at the joint,
KgrokTKK?Is tbe operation of any practical bene lit
to I lie nurse f
VkTMftiXAHv Surukox?That le a question tbat Is
opeu to discussion. 1 call docking a horse's tail uu
operation oi fashion, ullhougn it is souienaies uu
operation that Is actually necessary. There are mauy
oases wuer* it is necessary to dock a horse's lull in
order to improve In. gouerai appearance, and some
partus an., claim that tbe operation strengtueca the
Spinal column.
HaroMTua?le It ao operaiiou tbat tbe stud groom
ol |?orh.riniu^ t
\ ktkki.iary buHUKON?Id Europe especially tn
Franca, tue operation is always perlormod cv a
vster nary surgeon, but in mis country the Leud
groom fc.cuert.Jiy uoeit the work.
KaroaTKa?iben you do not think it an unneces
sary crueliy to a Horse?
\ KTsarxAHT opaukOR?1 should certainly uot cull
it vrueitv to tbe animal any more thin tue opcruuou
?I altering, wnieh, by the way, is lar more pmulul.
Mergb might juai as well urrist a veterinary sur
gcou lor pelforming that operutiou, uu the ground
that H was Unnecessary cruelty. 1 thing u wJuld be
tMtter lor tbat gentleman to couflue his efrurta tor tbe
pioUetiuo of Hi used horses lu the esses ol overwork
I Mr# ??U?el#, wbere be boa don* such efficient ser
ine lli:u ald represeniativa then paid a vialt to the
veterinary institute presided over oy Dr. J S Cat
Ub.cn, ibai gentlemen bad juai Uulsbad the exami
n-lian of a horso wnau the reporter called lu
answer to bis request lor loformatiuu on tbo subject
oi docking Dr. tattaneub baudrd tbe reporter tbe lol
lowiug communication whicb, be said, ba bad lust
|>r. pared' J
I US rATTARACM OR DOCIIRO.
To fur I- into a or thr iikualu:
I in yuar IMU. uf tu day I hu.i that the good Mr. Bergh has
itiarom rod s new lerm ul cruelty to auiinals?that nl dock
???.*?* talla?and IB pur.uanoe the eur. Its, caused Ilia
I .iii -1 ui ... J.lues rra.er It appear. to toe that lu ibis
| adtluo Xr hergb i> .sain uv.rateiiplua the limits of his
I >hb>,au.i ii be It .uilaiued by the courts, he will next
pr... ea.i Iu hare e, t? rln ry .ur.aou, arreted fur perluratlng
the upe reuse* ol a.ldieg. knag. Oilterln* and uuuieroa.
ether. tbat > ?a twenty times wore paiu to the amuial
than tbat el doe km. the talt. I hae. n? doabl that tb.
god nr. Pai.h i# periectly aiuuera It. the behei that he Is
P-Momim* a l.um.ue act in preeeutiug the dockiug of
bi.-aae I.lie . but be lake, an estlraly oua-aldeil vl-w of
me a on on. aud, la fact, be is realty performing au set of
cree ty ty cnilsniaiug tbnn.aod* of lior.e* lo a life uf
d-ad.riy ibai won d otnei wi,a lead a life of euninaratlva
S-ea IB the etanie tl aome r iftli ar nut luilllouuaiiu
tan III. t?* Mr HergS auk lady or gantlsmioot hie
n.u.miaMi II tusy would parehae# a horaa lor lhair car
'.*** Ibai rairta'l bis tall to one alile line the rudder ol a
: ibip |iul l ard a wri or curved around at tha end like the
sail al a | a* d * ee Ilia ibeocse are that |i ,uoh boi.es
a not per. ? .1 l.i pleaanre tbey will be coudeiiiued lo
lie.. .1 uruu.ery Tbe operall u ol dncaltig can be Dor
?** " ?? ?' ? ???diaer, operator In Ibnty seconds, aud tue
fe. p,?dm ad .1.1 a?t oe more then mat daaaed by the
.tie, u? a MNBMc hoe. t ary lew horses sauiblt any sy ui|.
i, of Julu ill* v|?tr?tiuN !? ireiUK performed and
?*?< .M I ?.*(?? RiiafVari I rtf v#r r?% M?i?hor?? re uae
? MW|?nb MwwuMt tl katii.jc ? ili? op inion .if
I ft.!* uii} ?lwi i#d ?*r >tr.iKnt?un.i.
/'"* IftnflCKllLK
I -rkir,*a?u eioSiag art- ao.aiute uece.aitl, ? In Biany
Mtat aPaae, . a. m wi rh I. . nan an animal ha. tha |,abl% of
? i .h. S .1- tail over lb. reiaa ( iliug Irlirhteaad. running
?**??'."s.1" ?"'"** po..ibl? k 1111II. iti OC
1 ? r?'F ,,f ,k* be ldf. an I It l, tnu oiilnt.m of
nam.' a. aoinei, as eatBtiBar y ?? lanca, that tua apiual
' .a?. - lk'??<? ' ? ."if atatlug a few J dir.s
mm. |? I wded I ka . ... ia point all p?,0y ueod
b-r i a .am. -4 pale I a. doubt in. oparation was
* " ? ' i n < !? w !t |. Jnai a e.ee.iti il
????.?? barm rnoeld ba UrcSed .ad elebod as It is
1,.el ?bu hare lip ul a .lil.d
wide eeat.et Mian l-.eth In sreaaret tba .bapa uf tb*
a.V .' "* * """' " ' doatt. oi great bene
"* ' ? ?weiBC rewa net It haeawtd later.law a.a of the,,
n a t e k -e. i..b ol oueSin* I think he would
** ***** ?"??dp ... l? .a lUie a Hilling pain
. ...y eeeawa so tmin* eomdenod to drodwer, for thf
rwet al b i J A SI ? s. i A I I . \ A Cll
*es? riaai f '?i eee I.. West Kai ly-lourtu .wort.
' ?w.ag tas tottar tsiwi euotuer veictln ry
T-. (<?? fctrttM* ?.? ? ?* likttll -
a i ?? Ma Mat- k* a pai tgtap.. n tun
-?Bt ? Maar k?a*-* '* -?< blag II t-r* T*Mt " fey wlilt-(i Urn
it. i?. ra a* ?*? i? ium Im4 tat ?h* ynif iiroviid. naar J ?
t- ? i a t >* la .4* a- *i <?-*< It- a* aaauviatii* li?bi, amiat
mm aaalMi ik> lav. n?M kt i.M iH<?lwiuti| the
f, .I~? ? > ?# as " akiab is III ?yisl?a III II. ?
?Siaf* *f lb* Im?<| ta? ik l*t**t an** a- Cm lijr |a
limb imakitMi m i<mi 4ataaa4l*g thair Iklar
?iim> a* 4 Ik* hi*m I Ik* >Uf|f4 n- H I. r ,\v?, wi.il*
4 n?k?? I* -aaa* I* Mr *?i,- i lb* a ci?it ?i.ifi.
k m>i| *1 ?!?.. . I bat* ih* baasr |? h* a uinn-m,
?a.t.t.,, <H ..* iwib ?<>'? ?i..?, map k*t* actum
ptt*hr? ? i?i?#* '-?[??i. at* mm iHi ?a?*ai#? in pi?.*>t auvr
... at askIISM b. It. imiHl r.um a-m-Hil In ahitv*.
* N<|k'i|t>? -*???? I* *? *-MS I.n 4>i?ailun*i?iv I.-H.U
fciat mm aiMkll ta kit . alkatlatta at la Ika I.r..?ni a ma.
? li?a ..H?l ?l it* akl?b a let * 4
pa I f lank *hmk "ha hail jaa* glgca,
a ? *?? ka?a la lb ***? ?*4cr . mauiaraili in an
i an?*a. aai i*a at Ik* >?**< -agitta I r Ik* B*i ?k*iljr
?*.. a? ik* *i-arall*a ha4 ?' Ik* *??*<? lla*l/ to r*.
I a . I aaa i *n? ?|>?? ik* i? ... "lattlag" aaj a4J ucc
a I** r? *#???? a w kai'k* ? ?- M< p Mi ma aaa i?n.fj Ik- mmmm
ha a taMnwa M la n-ai a<W *< mia*nl arlur*.
I <*au .*?#** a?- kai1 n* a* a *hari*Bl*? ml lb* tail of
II.? !.??? .. ..|ia-.iim? vkl k laal" ami ih? *??? **ni*nr*
ai in* n*a* *>???** la k* a ?<?*?? i mm mmmt a- i *a* ani
Mala" It ha. k*i ? tm' n. ? ikal a4?l n>a*i a|r*lislll la
.a.aaS bf a ???t* tanatl-v**t ml mm a ill Mi a tap*)? It It
a-n iiynkaala ?st ika? 'ha I.*.* n.i**ir i far lha ?u|.j> >h
ml tat 1*4 a.* i la a **PMk* mm$'*r- *"<* 'taa.l Ikai g&aa
i.a > k| la?aa??ia. . >.? ai-aatwtasaiag ?inw i** *i ika tur
;r
raaa.4 1*4.-1%? ifciairt*w ll la uapfal aa
a. Via Ik a* ' -k? ?a<ta au*sii*a I .? mmmm rl'a* in tha
aa 4 *1 a* I ?h"l ik* ?-??? ml aanaan a it*r* Vkw urti
II. -IIMMI ral-M a '? -?i?'hl.y i.aaaMari *'**altllpj la
1a a*k*a r. t( , t Ikau Mi I., hi. .a i in* aaa.i I *p:>**?
Billing ?.- a. r* I laaia II Bat aBU*****!!? happi ng
Ikai a ink.- I all M aa?*a|raal?, aa il M*f la ,#f ?*i* Wllk the
k*??*al amm mi tna rikai tag a***# I ra# a a* III aan**l*?
?f caaa* ?k?ra IH* .|,.rai. .. mat to* 4#u.aa4*il in m rao
Ufa* paraPr MM* A batas ml a*f?-?#* i*ai|i?ram*i i
i>.4 liM-iinai it -Ura t*?i nuaaf* II k* kaa a Isay tal- lit
kaa-aia* ?*!??? *ia4 la kaa kaaavan la mSi aa nnliiii'l
"."**?**' I* aa kkawiais ii-trani. aaa ?? prrirr run
las Iks i rmm ml hmmmm .aia?tl* . . aaas ? M?ia*aiaty pun
I t |ttiiit|*4 lkaa.agala.il !? rat lau-l) aa r. aaan a It la
?af Ika .*1 PIMM| taigraa I* t*Mi *a a gam- n ml Ik* Ian,
a nan i?a lam .t u It l?r-k* t....n.-ai SaMur la ram-it* k
hull a*s*l in-a Ik* kataas iaki"i
ll l> an *aur* Miaitk* In a*t yaaS ikki Ik* aya'ailok ?l
**?? rklaa" I* all*- ?*? antk awl pala ll It 4?a* In
??an|i|>. lb* a.uHi a* ilt . tp. j t ta if*m ihr*a in tig
S*??? **4 ll It a at WMWigtii 4 Wllh aa ? run warih mm
nulling ?n*u th ll* ) ttntrn.1 flia i *ft*at ttntaii n
M mi* pa" ?***'? *iiahl ta i ia* p*4a mat a* t*iai> atii
n*a-*4 a* rataparalli *l| lsk< it*ai uai *k?* <**ti -*rtg la
??i Imiiia *M *M4las lat nakili. ?kMk mmmm Mr.
?erro men i??ll I* ke I Mimtn ?MIIiUm. bet itld,
In at* t* m? mere w ' < ?nteg" a ta ume*.
H> i?tt? Mi ^ A iKll 1 K. C, i, k, |
1,0*4 Itaosewe* May J ' l?T?
uiut or *
Jam>-t r ruM, a konm trotter, wyl?|M by Any art
Bei aaai. Jr.. urairt By (*? lanly Mr Irt Krerea
lienor Cruelly to 'or "eooatbg" ? barao'a
tail, mas b?M Bf J art* M array m .a MM MM
? JMVlJlC END.
Chrittiaa Braaalay, a Herman. ??*? lliy-aoe, ahm
bitneelt la mo bead M bie baaaa, Ba. a# Cliaioa atreet,
on Tuaa iay nub:, k limg bimeotf iMiaaily. Hie
wila bad given bim *<me otl run ?kian aa ? eaten,
ba mid, U> dean ku gun. ail a ebmri abila altar lea*
I log tbo room ana beard ibo gaa dioeberaed. Ret?*a.
I mg to the room ike bail l>er husbandly lag ea the
Hour, tna tup ol k>a brag aad ike eel.re riant
side ol bta laaa blow. aval. Ike well* mora ooverag
i witu the taan'a oraiaa and hli r.gut aya ?*a y oked
up In iba Ircni room. C?reaer Crena, aba maa aam
I tauaod, judged irem iba paeitioa al iba body that u
' wis a ca.e of eaicida. but Bra Hraaamg said tb?t
ber bmbeod bad no reae?a U take nta life aa<1 mat
be are* probably attempting to replace tae gaa la ibo
rank oa tbe well, wbvo ik slipped tram kn baaaa aa<!
wu* discharged.
Uruouing bad been la comlortable eireamataaoaa
louve time ago, bat aqaaadereo am tonunee aad be
gun 10 uriuk bvariiy II* maa >n ibo employ el Bar
mill) Hunker, e Waeliiaglou Berk, t peoneoe dealer,
uud resided in Ifabokeo lor imeaiy tnreo yearn Ha"
leaves a alio and lour catlaraa. Coroner Crane will
bold un imtukei.
-A FiUSMAX IXJUiiED.
bparke Irom a loundry a. i Ira to thoraal al ahaaaaia
136IH street on Tuesday aud lb- alarm van ape. dily car.
rled by a citizen to tbe bouae of Hook and Ladder Com
puny No 17, in 143d atroei, near Third avenue. Tbe
"luuciitue" wan atouce started at full apaed, aad an
the boraea daaiied mlo Tnird arauue ibo captain ol
tbe company, Charles L Kelly, atieiupiad lo attack
tbe hose carriage lo iba uook uud 1 miner carriago. Tba
wheel ol the toruier struck an obrtiaction ind
knocked liiui down. 11a sprang up, but maa again
struck uuo knocked down oy iba carriage, aud ?aa
unable to rise the second time. He was carried to tbe
oumue hou-e, Wi.ere Dr. Krueet McNeill examined
him aud fuuud that he Was burl Internal.y and tbal
one rib was broken on bin rigui aide. Ho wea tnou
carried lo bia nouae In 146iu aireel, naar Coila?a
avenue
THE hMI i H H MIOIDE.
Tho luqueet into ibo nuuae of tba daalb ol Jaataa
Smith, who was struck by a stouu duriog a Ilgbt on
ibe lPlli inst., wr.ia concluded in the Kings County
Court House yesterday by Coroner Blmax
Ibo witu.-saca examined were John Ander
son, Daniel Conns and Drs. A W. Shepard
un i John E Kioharuaou. Bolu Anderson and Cotuoa
ucknowrle.ig,.u being la the fldbi. bud lestiSed to hoar
in Ku.nwiiy, their comp i. ion, state tout un uad
laid oniHu out. Ader a ahori cohaultatlon tbe Jury
returned n verdict to the effect tbut the deceased
cumu to uia ueuiti Dy tbe blow of b utous thrown oy
Micii.ioi Kiunerty. l'bc jury al'ao held tual Com us sod
Audersoti were aocesaorios to mo tact. Fiunerty,
Comus aud Auuersuu were then commitiod to Rny
maud direct Jail oy the Coronor.
UAiaUAGliS AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Atkins? Remington.? Ou i'ueeday, Ma/ 28, at tbo
Cburcb ol lua Kudeeiuer, Urooklyo, N. V., by lb*
Kov. E. F. Kom teuton, uaaisteu by ilio Kev. William
A. La. nurd, Ai.vKKn (i. Atkixa to Draco, daughter o|
tba Rev. E, F. Kcuiinatou, olllclatiug clergy man. No
our (In.
Boykns? Pkkankk.? On May 20, by Rov. K. Hmkle,
A. A. boykns 10 Miss Bkokik Frkanbb. ol Uarriaburg.
Daildnkk? Wells.? Uu Tuesday, May 28, 1878,
in U.vc-ruuie. Now York city, by tuo Ruv. S. B. Roe
siler, Roiikrt Gardner. Jr., nl Monlroal, and Sarah,
duugmcr ol James N. Welts.
DIED.
Casbidy ?May 28, Josgmi J. Cassidt, son ol the
late Joiiu and Elite Casaidy, ageu 20 i aura
01 M "?r kMl","Utty-"1 ">r" V- 'ro,i' ">? residence
0141. .. Keaitr, 3a u lord a v., Flushing.
Corbett?Suddenly, on Mouday, may 27. Edward
M. Corbett, aun ol Aldu and ibo late E M. Corbelt
lu lbe 14lb your ol bla age. women,
i?^uU1ilVU* ot the latnlly are ruapeotfullv
invited to aiiond ibe luueral, Irom in# raaidonoo ol
"""""
i? ? nu<i friends ara mvuud lo attend the
In oral, Iroiu ibe Plymouth Baptist Cburcb 4stu aL
Da CcL?a" ^ T1.ur--y? 30' ? onTo'oitok. ^
I.. luoauuy moruittk. May 28 at hai
late residence, 472 Usury at., Brooklyn; Rama,, 5."
widow oi ma lute John 41. Da Coma. "*
I b? iriouus ot tbo tuinily are luritod to attend the
loucrul nor vices Curls' Cburcb, corn," Cl.uioS and
Hurriaou hia., Brooklyn, ou Fnu?y, May 81. ai lout
?eni." 'oopowlully requaated ibat no bowers b<
Downing.?At hie residence, in Ureenburs Mar 2a
?KOKua L. Downing, in ibo With yaar oi nia mo. ^
ttuu "wuu* ?*? reapooimiiy iuvuod to at.
loud me luueral, Thursday, May 30, at hall-oaat two
Wbue Fi'-fr in; l"r" ipiacopal cbtrcb*
imm^Vork mW 'rl,M* * "rUai
Auburn papers pleaso oopy.
D Aucua.? Uo Wednoaday morning. Alberts
Hluh youuaoat child of Alborto and Aim D'Asum?
aged 1 year and 0 months ?guiar,
Interment at Calvary Cemetery.
Ga?,V-0?T " wii^. "mITT""*/!?*
Juskpminm Gamin. widow ol the late kenry pfeVr!
Omsiu, U?tu 3U yenrfo
itelallyea aud Irieuds are Invited to attend u>.
inUdf,*'vir?m UerUt? '??'donee, Richmond Hi* L l
on Saturday, alone o'clock P. 41. ' ^ *?"
1 rovidenco papart ploaae copy.
tinia Hallstsd, in tbo 84ib year of nor "'?*
Kelativaa and friends are reabecifniiv ,
tend ibo inneral, Irom reaidcooe, 24o 2d ?[
City. N. J., on Saturday, June 1. M two o'e'ook 7
Uklo ?At Ureenwicn. Couo.. May 28. Emma a
daughter of henry aud Ellen Held, in bar 20tu ve.e *
H.quietn maia will uo celebrated at sl ti.V;,.
Cburcb, Ureonwicu, Friday morning May si" ..k./
paai teb o'clock, itelall yea "ud lr7.uoV!l,A-, "*f
are reauoei lully invited lo atleud. Trai as lea ve * New
Haven depot at seven and nino A. M. "
Kinnsv.?Sabam E., beloved wile ol Steuben Win.
ney, auddunly, on Monday, May 28. of belrt d1L?l
l uueral aervloce will take place on rbured.^^e
3uih, at ten o'clcca A. M. iL V. 'nit'odey, tbo
217 ?a.i 10,h Relatives and irmndi o. tb.'umHv
ara> reapoctiuily invit-d to attend. Inmlly
and L."?Vu?Z*Vt :i8' OTT0' ?ou of Angnot
teu'd'*h/Tunlr.'l['irolu %0"
B^dut, near ^dbam^b^:"^^?^
?sw^Xer,^
liuueruua, Ireland, agou 62 Mosaoli, of
2 F?b.,.,.lUo ,, m., Friday, May 31, from ??
cop?4100 ""J Londonderry (Irol.nd) rwpere plea*.
Notice ol luneral bereali.r. ' " /#a**
P.J2: "?4u"- ?
IbomM N. H. KeiivH* M"n* **? anJ l"? teM
a i to n'd V b : * u n e r al' * e r y i o e a''**n ?y Tit
Cbriatopber aia at 1U'3U A. M Barslay and
.te te. v1x.js.2,?s
Farad lee, agad 27 year*.
lluiaiives auu triunda are Invited to menu am
luueral, irom tba luie*... \ u 10 ??*ond bla
. . IU'' itfiidtUttO of bio ftflior Vr? 10
Ooi'*C|or "'K'i'
no^JriM^Jb'V^1 M"r ",Ur ' ?h0? ??
.1.! ZTr,at'/Tutl^VoV?00' No 98 UoQf'
ASMficiiTioir of1 Kxkmpt Kirkmky ft.. . .
' J?A W#M* ?? ?'Mreby n7liaJd um^ot at
One *s!uck Im tbo'unr "'"V
Sowooa._ij,. w-./ C,S BAOADOKN. F. 8.
>??5^d7?gb..Tm olnXi i1?"" I"*- Biasu k,
Mi" I y.ar.TJV mo.";?' ^ r
No |c? ol tunernl nereafier.
Tnoca, ?gedU',7U4UUy7er?U naltvu"7/ u*7 ^ Bh,o?">
muni, Westmeatb. Ireland Uounu,u P*riab,
8ai..",""n"2'u^on" vlil*! W,Uf' K"?^?0*h
y** u",ZAi W<Joa,,lJe''L wV tm.
^'Uiativo. lg
ntete,terete a j:
01 bla ago "" "" M' ,I,0"A? W"??. ?0 tbo 7?lbfOM
?e* -mm it., on Friday. Mas 81, at one f! *. '

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